Bryan City Council Pursuing State Funding For A Shared Use Path Along Highway 47

Returning Home To Bryan Broadcasting Is WTAW’s New Infomaniac Tucker Young

The day after WTAW’s Scott DeLucia announces he is retiring after 59 years, he introduces the newest member of The Infomaniacs morning show. Returning to Bryan Broadcasting is Tucker “Frito” Young. It is a full circle moment for Tucker, who joined Bryan Broadcasting as a WTAW News intern in 2003. He picked up the “Frito” moniker after becoming part of the Candy 95 morning show in 2005. In 2022, Tucker went to San Antonio and to Houston in 2025 to lead morning shows. After returning to Bryan/College Station in April 2026, Scott shared his pending retirement with Tucker and asked if he was interested in joining The Infomaniacs. When Tucker made his debut Wednesday morning (May 27) on The Infomaniacs, he said “I was excited by the opportunity, mostly because growing up in College Station and Bryan and around the area, if you listen to radio, you would listen to you (Scott) and Jay and Tom and everybody else. So this is kind of like being on the radio show of record for the Brazos Valley.” Click below to hear comments from the May 27, 2026 broadcast of WTAW’s The Infomaniacs. Listen to “Returning home to Bryan Broadcasting is WTAW's New Infomaniac Tucker Young” on Spreaker.

Brazos County Primary Runoff Election Results

Final unofficial totals of Brazos County’s two primary runoff races: Republican primary runoff for Brazos County district clerk Wayland Van Nest 9286 (76.16%) Gabriel Garcia 2906 Republican primary runoff for Brazos County commissioner, pct. 2 Jordan Januse 1891 Kyle Greenwood 3690 (66.12%) Click HERE to be directed to the Texas Secretary of State’s website for results of state and federal offices.

The Infomaniacs Scott DeLucia Announces His Retirement

The leader of WTAW Radio’s The Infomaniacs morning show announces his retirement. Scott DeLucia told listeners Tuesday morning (May 26) that his last day is Friday, June 5th. “It’s been the tradition of the show generally that when one of us leaves to go do something different or not do anything at all we kind of announce it ahead of time. And so today it’s my turn.” Scott went on to say “I figure if I’ve done it for 59 years it’s probably enough”, adding “everything’s fine, my health is fine, my wife’s health is fine, we’re just deciding that it’s time to go enjoy the rest of our life that won’t include getting up at 4:20 in the morning. So we’re going to do that.” Listen to “The Infomaniacs Scott DeLucia announces his retirement” on Spreaker.